All these problems are solved by a powerful thinking tool-visible thinking.
Visual thinking refers to a form that uses a series of charts to express our thinking process and thinking, and finally shows it. Compared with the previous thinking process, visual thinking emphasizes showing the inner thinking and expressing it to others in the form of charts. Harvard University put forward the strategic research of visual thinking in 1967, and in the following 50 years, visual thinking became popular all over the world. A large number of elite educators and business managers have emerged to learn and apply.
For example, the mind map invented by Tony Bozan, the concept map invented by Dr. Novak of Cornell University, the "Six Thinking Hats" developed by Dr. Edward de Bono of Cambridge University in England, the mind map developed by David Heller, and the causal map invented by Japanese management masters. For a time, visual thinking, an inter-generational thinking tool, came into being, which showed our thinking in diversified forms.
Visible thinking is good thinking!
Although the concept of visual thinking has only been put forward for more than 50 years, the history of human using visual thinking has a long history. We found in human remains that as early as tens of thousands of years ago, humans began to leave our footprints and culture on this earth. A cave mural found in Pioara National Park in Seradaka, Brazil, has a history of more than 25,000 years. On a rock in Indonesia, historians discovered the rock painting "Orcs" 44,000 years ago.
Before writing appeared, human civilization inherited our civilization by leaving pictures on rocks, and recorded our life and spiritual space. This sense of image is also an important way for us to understand the origin of the world. The history we can read may not be that long ago, but the civilization we can "see" is far beyond our imagination. China people claim to have a long history of 5,000 years, but the track of human wisdom and civilization is far longer than we know.
Einstein thought that "thinking is more important than knowledge", and in the process of exploring unknown fields, human beings gained the weapon of thinking. Human beings project their thoughts into the universe outside their bodies, and gradually understand the origin of heaven and earth and the evolution of creatures; Humans project their thoughts on themselves and gradually understand the secrets inside the human body and the history of mankind.
Perhaps it is because of the discovery of the importance of "map" that it can be so related and integrated with "thinking". So the concept of "thinking visualization" quickly became popular, and those dazzling "stars" in human history also created dazzling and brilliant civilizations because they acquired this invincible weapon.